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Moving Image Archive > Television > Classic TV > Shotgun Slade - Crossed Guns

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Shotgun Slade | Season 1, Episode 30 | Originally Aired - May 13th, 1960

This movie is part of the collection: Classic TV

Audio/Visual: sound, b/w
Keywords: Shotgun Slade; Western; Scott Brady; Classic TV; 1950s
Contact Information: Jeffzkrazie

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Reviewer: panhead1219 - - December 26, 2012
Subject: In reply to Jazzfan
In the words of the Greatest Thespian ever,(Jon Lovitz)..."ACTING!" :)

Reviewer: jazzfan - - August 19, 2011
Subject: First Time Viewer (age 58)
I had never heard of this show and normally I don't do westerns. I love the jazz music. It's really cool. The acting is one-take bad. The opening scene is hysterical, I'm surprised that any of the actors didn't break out laughing. I'll always remember Scott Brady's fine performance in the China Syndrome (1979)